Virginia College-Birmingham Top Questions

In high school, I chose try a different and unpopular instrument. I wish I could say, "hey! you need scholarship money and this is minorly annoying but you can get something good so stick with it! Also, buckle down and study more because you are better than that." The simple choices I made would have changed my life forever had I not gone back on those decisions.

I would sayt my self I wouldnot procrastinate I wouldnot waste any time in applyin for college and get the process started to continue my education. Because if you wait then it will take you a longtime to make up your mind of what you want to do. Just go to school you will have plenty of time to make up your mind what you want to do meanwhile you will be getting your education an preparing for your future. Never giveu p on your dreams because you are the only one that can make them come true.

I would tell myself to be more relaxed, and focus on the necessary needs instead of the big name of the college or the fame of the college. Instead of stressing over the actual place, I would tell myself to focus on my needs and what my personal goals were in my life, and go with that. I would say that when it comes to your future and your life, you cannot sell yourself short or let worries get the best of you. No matter what you've been through, no matter the pressure, getting to a better place in life is more important than the big college names, or reputation. You need to find what works for you, and what suits your learning style, and work with that and success will certainly be attainable.

Make sure to study hard. College sounds like all fun, but it's not worth partying everyday. It is a great experience and you want to make the most of it. Do go out and have fun, but remember that school and studying always comes first. Make friends and be open to new ideas. Also talk to the teachers and ask for help on grades and scholarships. Don't let life go to waste, but make the most of your time. Also, last tip, plan well.

I would tell myself to learn how to manage my time alot better, take important things more serious, I should start applying for grants and scholarships, make a schedule of the days and weeks avents, and also be alot more prepared .

I have not attented college yet but I believe it is important to attend so you can further your life and make a difference. By attending a college you are being a part of something new. You are challenging yourself and making a career for yourself in the process. Out of all the preperation I have been having to do for college I have learned nothing comes without a struggle. You just got to keep moving forward and not give up.

I have gotten a positive out look on life. Since, I started on this path with a lot of help from people who know little or nothning about me. It makes you feel like you are a part of something that is worth doing. You meet people that are no different than you . College pushing you forward, it learns you how to use proper language, teaches how to think differently, challenges you to do better, shows you where you could be in life, make you have a positive look on life, teaches you how to study, learns you to be more prepared , to organize your time, importance of furthering your education, knowing that you made the right decision, giving you encouragement, reading other students views and opinions, learning from other students, helping other students, teaches you how to make good choices, teaches you about the career your're taking classes for, the money you'll be making too, and the learning experience you will receieve you can take that to help other students who are starting out on this path and give them encouragement to continue their education and go as far as you can with your degree.

I have learned many new things in my college experience. I did not think I would ever go to college. When I spoke to an advisor for the first time, they showed me that I was the only one stopping myself from getting a college degree. The courses have helped me to better manage my time. I know what is important to me and will not let anyone or anything distract me. i have the opportunity to give my children the life that I did not have. So far, this has been a wonerful experience for me.

The most important thing I have gotten out of my college experience has been the sense of accomplishment I feel. I have learned so much about myself and my capabilities since beginning college. I think, for me, it has been a valuable experience because I have learned my own self worth. For so long, I didn't think I could handle a full-time job, my familial responsibilities and college. Now I know that I can do whatever I need to in order to accomplish my goals.

I've attended community college and found it wasn't for me. However, if i never attended community college I would have never found out what the path is that i want to pursue. I want to become a Cosmetologist and then go back to college for psychology. So college has taught me what i want to do in my life and think of whats right for me at the time.